Structured Water Freeze Test

Описание: The interaction of orgone and water is of great interest in how orgone energy effects the world around us. A particular interest is to further examine the influence of orgone energy on freezing liquid water of various compositions.

In this experiment we froze 5 samples:

Tap water
Snow melt
Well water
River water
Bottled water

overnight in winter while exposed to orgone energy, with each sample starting the test at room temperature, an outdoor low of 16 degF and minimal winds.

In the video we can see a couple of notable signs of the phenomenon, which appears in the interface region between liquid water and solid ice, where the molecules become organized into the characteristic hexagonal pattern.

The snowmelt sample shows this phenomenon very well. This sample collected from the testing grounds has plenty of dust and impurities, which shows the structured water interface clearly as it propagates inward, concentrating impurities while the ice it leaves behind is optically clear.

The effect of orgone energy on water is a powerful link between this energy emission and the environment, biology, and ourselves.

One of the great advantages of the OA circuit is to produce orgone with intensity great enough to propagate orgone for great distances, allowing this effect to be remote, and allowing orgone to affect the environment at scales not previously possible. We aim to continue this journey of discovery to provide as much benefit as we can to our planet and the lives that inhabit its biosphere.